@kmeanskaran Hi Karan Bhaiya,recently entered in final year I’ve learned ML and a bit of FastAPI. I’m confused about what to focus on next. Should I spend time understanding the math behind ML algorithms deeply, or move on to Deep Learning, MLOps,or GenAI? My goal for now is to do internship.
What is MuJoCo?
MuJoCo is a physics-based simulation engine used in robotics and reinforcement learning .It allows developers to create virtual environments where robots can learn, interact, and make decisions safely before being tested in the real world
Today I spent some time learning about MuJoCo (Multi-Joint Dynamics with Contact), a robotics simulation https://t.co/fZ0nAq28eb was interesting to see how robots can be trained and tested in virtual environments before being deployed in the real world. Looking forward to it.
Built my first ML app today
Created a Streamlit frontend and connected it to an Insurance Prediction model through a FastAPI API.
Used Pydantic validation and computed fields for feature engineering before prediction.
Lots of learning, more projects ahead.
Built a mini Patient Management System project today using FastAPI + Pydantic.
Implemented different HTTP requests and practiced request validation using Pydantic models.
Small project, but learned a lot while building it. Next step: integrating ML models with FastAPI
Spent around 6 hours learning FastAPI today, and honestly the more I study it, the more interesting it becomes.
Backend development used to feel confusing, but now things are slowly starting to connect and make sense .
#FastAPI#MachineLearning#Aiml
One thing I realized while learning FastAPI is how important Pydantic is.
It helps with data validation, cleaner request handling, automatic error checking, and structured APIs using Python type hints.
Makes backend development much more organized
Today I spent 3 hours practicing Pydantic concepts in FastAPI by writing code alongside the course.
Learned:
Pydantic classes
Field validators
Model validators
Nested models
Slowly understanding how professional APIs handle and validate data.
#FastApi#AI#Machinelearning
Really liked FastAPI’s philosophy.
Simple syntax, clean code, automatic validation with Pydantic, dynamic request handling, and high performance make backend development feel much more beginner-friendly
Started learning FastAPI today from CampusX.
Completed 3 lectures where I learned:
HTTP requests
FastAPI philosophy
Basic API structure
Also wrote the code alongside to understand things better. Slowly moving towards backend + ML deployment
HTTP Methods, simplified:
GET → fetch data POST → send/create data PUT → update existing data DELETE → remove data
Every API you've ever used runs on these 4. Master them and backend dev starts making sense.